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I had same prob's and I can nearly say 100% it is your coil packs.

Put it under low with no revs it runs clean but as soon as the rev's climb and boost builds it starts to pop and splutter.

Hold it at approx half throttle and it will rev clean all the way but anymore and it will splutter its head off.

I found if I kept it under 10 psi it ran clean.

Anyway changed plugs no differance, changed coils and its alive again.

I have 3 sets- the dead set, set from low K engine and a new set and all have different part numbers. unless it is a batch number I am looking at.

So I think these coils are going to be a common failing part.

Let us know if it is the coil packs and good luck.

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The NGK's were 0.8 and I reduced them to 0.6 however I did it with a hammer and I'm guessing they are not all the same....I've never gapped plugs before.....

Go to ford , get the standard type plug PN AGSP22Z11 gap them with a feeler gauge nothin else

should be right then, .8 is where you want them to be..

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Or you could get the NGK iridium WRX plug BKR6EIX I think its the part number from memory, they are the right heat range and are gapped to 0.8 which is where you want it to be, pending fords price is more than 16 odd dollars a plug.

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Gilto The gapping has to be precise mate otherwise that could add to the problems. Try getting fraud to replace them, I was luck they did mine. Make sure you tell them that you want them to be gapped to .8.

Also have you been using a different fuel to normal??

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Thanks guys,

Nah I always use bp ultimate 'cus we have an account there.....

I did use octane booster which didn't help...I won't be using that again!!

Last time I kicked the tyes I got a sore foot.. :tease:

New coils and plugs on the way....

Maybe I should just trade the car for the new 911 turbo cabriolet ???? :blink:

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And last time I kicked my tyre I broke my big toe in 2 places.

And don't punch a windscreen as you end up with a very swoollen hand for like a week.

not to mention you will need to replace the windscreen.

Just check the plug gaps give them a clean refit, still not running right fit new plugs.

If still have a problem change the coil packs.

Look at my coil poll I started and you will see there has been a few people who have had coil failures.

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Thanks guys,

Nah I always use bp ultimate 'cus we have an account there.....

I did use octane booster which didn't help...I won't be using that again!!

Last time I kicked the tyes I got a sore foot.. :bye:

New coils and plugs on the way....

Maybe I should just trade the car for the new 911 turbo cabriolet ???? :spoton:

Get a GT2 ya soft cock :roflmbo:

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